Fall Honors Recital, one of the major events by the Lakeland Music Department’s students, was held on Nov. 15 in the Bradley Theatre.
All compositions were famous classical tunes – such as pieces by Brahms, Bach, Mozart. There were 14 performances, including solos on piano, flute, saxophone, ...

Late-stage candidates vying to become Lakeland’s next president will not participate in open forums when they visit campus next spring, Chair of the Presidential Search Committee (PSC) Jeff Ottum announced in a letter on the Lakeland website Oct. 19.
After candidates have been narrowed down to a select few...

Lakeland’s executive committee is considering a proposal that would allow the college’s professional security staff to carry firearms while on duty.
The proposal would allow Annette Gamache and David Simon Jr., the director and assistant director of safety and security, respectively, to carry a gun ...

Lakeland is doubling its bandwidth today, Nov. 9. The pipe controlling Lakeland’s Internet traffic is being upgraded from about 50 mega bits per second (mbit/s) to 100 mbit/s.
“As of right now with a 50 [mbit/s pipeline] we’re hitting our max during the evening and a couple times during the n...

When Charlie Krebs asked students last year what they thought of doing Romeo and Juliet as this fall’s play, they told him that they didn’t want to do an old-fashioned production of it.
No one who sees Lakeland’s version of Shakespeare’s famous story of star-crossed lovers will call it that...